Nowell Drug Beats Mallamar For Second Place In Playoff
Nowell Drug defeated Mallamar for the second straight night to secure at least second in the Lovington playoff bracket. Powell Drug sparked a seven run fifth inning, Scat Johnson homered, and Peyton earned the win with five hits allowed two runs. Mallamar managed two runs with Steve Carter homering twice.
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Nowell Drug
Mallamar
Lovington
Sand Hill Bays
Nowell
Scat Johnson
Steve Carter
Peyton
R.H Henry
Sane
Powell Johnson
Phillips
Blackmon
Mare Ercecer
Payton
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Maljamar
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Scavsterees
Renee Eseereee
Cancer
Iverson
Firemen Demonstrate Open Central Station in Marbleshead
MARBLESHEAD Mass under construction a new central fire station with two glass walls to show the public how the fire alarm system works. When a fire box alarm is received signalling devices automatically relay messages. The station is designed as a public relations move so citizens can see where tax money goes.
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Marbleshead
Mass
Central Station
Gamewell
Buckeye Tops Nowell Drug 6–2 in Final Playoff Opener
Buckeye wins the first game of the final playoff series 6 to 2 as Nowell Drug struggles with errors. Dee Schraeder pitched effectively allowing three hits and two runs, while Royce Henry took the loss after six runs on six hits.
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Buckeye
Nowell
Nowell Drug
Powell
Johnson
Phillip
Forrest Henry
Camp
Roberson
Newell Drug
Dee Schroeder
Jimmy Henry
Russell
Henry
Andersons
Anderson
Newell
Royce Henry
Tommie Price Elected Pres National FFA Rodeo Assn
Tommie Charles Price of Ta tum New Mexico was elected President of the National FFA Rodeo Association at the national rodeo in Santa Rosa California and will attend the National Rodeo in Sulphur Louisiana in summer 1951.
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Tommie Price
FFA Rodeo Assn
Tommie Charles Price
Alvin Price
Tatum
New Mexico
Sulphur
Louisiana
Tommie
Santa Rosa
Picasso Excluded From Postwar Pittsburgh Show
Pablo Picasso, a leading figure in modern art, will not be shown at Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute’s first postwar international exhibit. Fine arts director Homer Saint Gaudens says Picasso refused a U S visa, citing, I don’t want to have anything to do with the country. The State Department had denied him a visa to a Communist sponsored peace meeting in New York last year.
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Pittsburgh
Pablo Picasso
United States
Homer Saint- Gaudens
Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute
State Department
New York
Pep to Defend Title Against Saddler September 8
Featherweight champion Willie Pep will defend his title against Sandy Saddler on September 8 at Yankee Stadium. Ex-champion Kid Kaplan backs Pep and Jack Skelley predicts Saddler will be overtrained and lose. Saddler remains seven pounds over the limit, risking forfeiture of $2500 and the title.
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Willie Pep
Sandy Saddler
Kid Kaplan
Pep
New York
Yankee Stadium
Jack Skelley
Saddler
Sandy
Skelley
Citation May Run Again
Trainer Jimmy Jones says Citation will race again possibly next year and may be kept in training this year if rivals threaten his record earnings of 930630 dollars. Jones notes Citation is under saddle and being worked daily while Hirsch Jacobs plans Stymie’s return to try to overtake the money earned milestone. Calumet rested its champion after his left foreleg troubled him this summer in an aborted bid to reach one million.
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Jimmy Jones
Jones
Citation
Calumet
Prominent Las Vegas dealer fined for animal cruelty
James G. Cashman Sr. received a $100 fine in Las Vegas municipal court after chaining a donkey, monkey, and goat outside his showroom to dramatize a point about a labor dispute with a local machinists union. The animals wore signs declaring their protest.
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Las Vegas
Cashman
Robin thrives on milk and raw hamburger diet
Mrs. Earle M. Gray of Harwich Massachusetts reports her captive robin is thriving on a diet of milk and raw hamburger.
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Harwich
Mass
Earle M. Gray
Robin
Buckeye Jakes Humble in First Series Game
Buckeye downed Humble 8 to 2 in the opener of the series. Schraeder pitched the win for Buckeye with five strikeouts, while Sullinger took the loss after Buckeye scored early and added four more runs through the middle innings.
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Buckeye Jakes Humble
Wildcats Growl as St Mikaels Shine in New Mexico
St Mikaels of Santa Fe surpasses expectations this season with coach Salvador Perez praising the squad as the cream of the crop in Northern New Mexico. Perez notes the team looks strong and hopefuls show promise under tough training.
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St. Mikaels of
Santa Fe
Salvador Perez
Horsemen
Perez
New Mexico
Northern Area High School Football Class Lineups
The article outlines the northern area's high school football lineup across divisions A B and C. Las Vegas St Mike's Santa Fe Immaculate Artesia and Hobbs are highlighted with Ar tesia potentially in Class A and eyed as a top contender.
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Monument Indians
Las Vegas
St. Mike's
Santa Fe High
Santa Fe Indians
Eost Las Vegas
Immaculate
Local Lea County Sports Setup Boosts Jal Lovington Eunice
The new plan benefits Jal Lovington and Eunice with bracket play while Monument and Tatum can compete evenly. Tatum enters its second season and is expected to show well. The Leader seeks old photos of Lovington and Tatum Wildcats teams including Hobbs Eagles wins and the first Wildcat squad for printing.
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Lea County
Jal
Lovington
Eunice
Monument
Tatum
Wildcats
Hobbs Eagles
Frank Smith
Female Jim Thorpe? Walsh May End 20 Year Career
Curly haired Stella Walsh, known as the Female Jim Thorpe, says she may retire after 20 years in track at the National AAU women's championships in Freeport Texas. She notes 65 or more records across world national and other events and has entered the 100 200 meter dashes and long jump with a possible javelin throw.
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Stella Walsh
Jim Thorpe
Freeport
Texas
Cleveland
Miss Walsh
Japan
Canada
Poland
Benton relief client strikes supervisor in eye over order
A village relief client in Benton Illinois assaulted relief supervisor J Palmer Rea after rejecting a $10 emergency relief allocation. The incident occurred in the town’s relief office and was reported to authorities.
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Benton, Ill
J. Palmer Rea
Buckeye Sweeps Humble In Explosive Thursday Night Clash
Buckeye blasted Humble for 23 runs on 17 hits and seven Buckeye home runs in a chaotic game. Humble’s defense committed nine errors as Camp allowed seven Buckeye hits and seven runs while Hume yielded 15 Buckeye runs. Humble scored in four innings, while Buckeye led from the first through seventh with a prolific batting onslaught.
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Buckeye
Humble
Sales
Kyle Lord
Suilinger
Camp
Hume
Rodeo Photo Helps Reunite Father And Daughter
In Albuquerque a rodeo photo and a telephone operator aid reunite Evelyn Sorrells with her father Robert Sorrells. The 33 year old Paramount Studios employee traced the rodeo image to Truth or Consequences and located her father at a San Acacia area ranch. She travels to New Mexico for a week to meet him.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Evelyn Sorrells
Paramount Studios
Robert Sorrells
Truth Or Consequences
Miss Sorrells
San Acacia
Tennis Glamour Gal Promises Revealing Tour Attire
Glamour tennis star Gussy Moran from Santa Monica California declares she will showcase outfits “as much as the censor will allow” during the coming tour. She hints at novel costumes including lace panties leopard skins midriff tops and laced shorts asserting they will be revealing.
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Gussy Moran
Court
Santa Monica
California
Miss Moran
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